texts: The Secretary of the Union of Azerbaijani Writers is a writer named <mask>. His first novel was written in 1985. His book was published despite being barred from publication because of the secrets it revealed. He is known mostly for his detective novels, which became extremely popular throughout the former Soviet Union and continue to attract readers throughout the world. <mask> has been published more than any other writer. His books were mostly in the genre of detective novels and short stories in the Russian language. More than 86 works, including novels and short stories, have been published in 17 languages around the world.The countries of the former Soviet Union are included. Blue Angels, The Law of Scoundrels, Better to Be Holy, The Shadow of Herod, and Three Colors of Blood are his detective novels. In order to give money to refugees who can't go home because of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, philanthropist <mask> <mask> refuses to make any money from speeches or lectures in Azerbaijan. He is campaigning to stop male violence against women. The Order of the Red Star Order of the Red Banner of Labour Order of the Red Banner Medal "For Labour Valour" was awarded to a family with one son and daughter. There is a list of things to do in Azerbaijan. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, The year 1993 There is a limit of 256. 9 000. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  The year was 1997 304.500. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ар,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  In 1997. ingiz <mask>. Gn altnda: Roman. The year was 1999–2000.No 2, 4, 1, 2. The number is 20 73 9249. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, раан was published in 2001. 347. 3 000.ingiz <mask> <mask>. Roman is Mqdds olmaq.Adilolu, 2004. 281. 1 000. ingiz <mask> <mask>. Alan slubu is Roman. raq, 2005. 260. 500. ingiz <mask>.Mhr ayanda: Roman. raq, 2005. I. 200. 500. ingiz <mask>. Mhr ayanda: Roman.raq, 2005. I. II. It was 184. 500. ingiz <mask>. Payz madriqal: Roman. The book is called Yurd, 2005.149. 200. ingiz <mask> <mask> <mask>. Badadl laqlndirici: Roman.raq, 2006 218. 500. ingiz <mask>. Roman. raq, 2006 218.500. ingiz <mask>. Yalnz zmznklr: Roman. raq, 2007. 206. 500. ingiz <mask>.Pri bussi is in Povest. Nal evi, 2007. 72. 500. ingiz <mask>. Roman is Qatil n Qran-pri. Kitab Klubu was published in 2007.304. 300. ingiz <mask> <mask>. Roman is Dynn yolu. raq, 2007. 304. 500. ingiz <mask>. Gedib qaytmamaq: Roman.The year 2007. No 1/2 (34–35). The number is 20 73 9249. ingiz <mask>. Manyakn idrak: Roman. UniPrint, 2008. 200.200. ingiz <mask>. Gedr-glmz: Roman. The book is "Nurlan, 2008." 358. 500. ingiz <mask>.Quba kapriiosu: Roman. Nurlar NPM was published in 2008. That's 224. 2 000. ingiz Abdullayev. ls: Roman. raq, 2008.335. 500. ingiz <mask> <mask> <mask>. Etiraflar: Roman.raq, 2009. 280. 500. ingiz <mask> <mask> <mask>.The Manipulyator is a man. Roman is payz gn. UniPrint, 2009. 180. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Roman is Gy mlklr.raq, 2009. 335. 500. ingiz <mask>. Etiraflar: Roman. Mtrcim is from 2010. 48.1 000. ingiz Abdullayev. Roman. The book is called "Nurlar, 2010." 218. 1 000. ingiz <mask>.fsany evrilm haqq: Roman. Xatun Plyus was written in 2010. 172. 1 000. ingiz Abdullayev. rodun klgsi: Roman. UniPrint was published in 2010.215. There is a bad ISBN on http://www.elibrary.az/. ingiz <mask>. "Kaspi-dbiyyat" is a toy. The year 2010 No 29. .There were fifteen and twenty-one on fifteen and twenty-one on fifteen and twenty-one on fifteen and twenty-one on fifteen and twenty-one on twenty-one on twenty-one on twenty-one on twenty-one on twenty-one on twenty-one on twenty- ingiz <mask>. Roman is Sonuncu divarn. The book is called "Nurlar, 2010." There is a total of 272. 1 000. ingiz Abdullayev.Akar metamorfoza: Povest. UniPrint was published in 2010. 118. 300. ingiz <mask>. Roman is Meymun ili. UniPrint, 2011.180. ingiz <mask> <mask>. Roman."Zrdabi LTD" is a company. 168. 1 000. ingiz Abdullayev. Alan at: Roman. "Zrdabi LTD" is a company. It was 184.1 000. ingiz Abdullayev. Roman is Mavi mlklr. Qanun; li v Nino, 2011. 347. 2 000. ingiz <mask>.Roman. Qanun; li v Nino, 2011. 280. 2 000. ingiz Abdullayev. ngilis bulvar: Roman. Qanun; li v Nino, 2011.207. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. lm zn: Roman. Qanun; li v Nino, 2011. 281. 2 000.ingiz <mask>. Roman. Qanun; li v Nino, 2011. 241. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Adam: Roman.Qanun; li v Nino, 2011. 280. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Tver bulvar: Roman. Qanun; li v Nino, 2011. 260.2 000. ingiz <mask>. Timsah xtti: Roman. Dyri: Povest. Qanun; li v Nino. 281. 2 000.ingiz <mask>. Roman is Mntiq qaydalar. Qanun; li v Nino. 179. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Drdim rik: Roman.Qanun; li v Nino. 400. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Roman. Qanun; li v Nino. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,2 000. ingiz <mask>. Andorra sevmli v lmli. Qaydas: Roman. Qanun; li v Nino. 281. 2 000.ingiz <mask>. Roman: Xzinadar. Qanun; li v Nino. 260. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Roman.Qanun; li v Nino. 260. 2 000. ingiz <mask>. Roman: Yekun diaqnoz. Qanun; li v Nino. 260.2 000. ingiz Abdullayev. Mnim gzl alibi: Roman. Qanun; li v Nino. It was 184. 2 000. ingiz <mask>.Roman is Sutenyorun qlbi. "Zrdabi LTD" is a company. 168. 1 000. In Russian. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , 1988.There is a limit to the number of. 30 000. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  "итератрн ераан" The year 1989. The number 2, 3 and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884The number is 0140-3643. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , 1989. 335. 100 000., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,    31. 105 000. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ернер was published in 1990. 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texts: <mask><mask>. is a writer. He has been a promoter of sustainable development for over 30 years, having built, financed, and owned and operated renewable energy projects throughout the Americas. One of the original CleanTech venture funds was backed by the Multilateral Investment Fund, a division of the Inter-American Development Bank. Stoner founded Project Butterfly in order to advocate for the global capital markets as a solution to climate change. Stoner released a study about how to transform the global energy supply to be more reliant on sustainable fuel sources by the end of the century. Stoner is the CEO of Entelligent, a provider of Smart Climate indices. Stoner received his Masters in Accounting & Finance from the London School of Economics and a Bachelor's degree from Hampshire College.He married Laurie in 1988 and they have two children. Stoner was the founding Director of the Social Venture Network Career. Stoner was the Managing Partner of New Alchemy Energy Partners, a fund dedicated to developing distributed energy generation projects in North America. <mask> was the CEO and Chairman of the company from 2008 to 2010. Stoner was the CEO of Econergy International from 1998 to October 2008. In February 2006 Econergy International floated on the AIM. One of the leading carbon emissions traders under the Kyoto Protocol, Econergy was an independent power developer of renewable energy projects, including wind farms, small hydro, and methane fired power generation facilities throughout Americas.The first methodology submitted to the governing body of the clean development mechanism was developed under Stoner's leadership. One of the largest utilities in the world was sold by Stoner. Stoner helped five international development banks develop the CleanTechFund, a $25 million private equity fund focused on small-scale energy generation and energy efficiency projects in Latin America. He was the Senior Manager of the fund from 2004 to 2008. Stoner founded and served as president of the Highland Energy Group, a national energy service company that provided demand side management services to public utilities, such as the Public Service Company of Colorado. Stoner led the sale of the company to Eastern Utilities. Stoner was the first acting director and founding board member of the Social Venture Network, a nonprofit membership organization composed of socially responsible business leaders who are committed to creating a more just and sustainable world.Stoner has served as a technical advisor in a number of countries. Project Butterfly was founded in 2010 and is a collaboration among scientists, business leaders, and the global community to address the threats posed by climate change. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NASA, the National Renewable Energy Lab, the National Center for Atmospheric Research, and the University of Colorado at Boulder were involved in the initiative. The book " Small Change, Big Gains: Reflections of an Energy Entrepreneur" is a result of the research and climate modeling performed under Project Butterfly. Donald Trump is about to become an even bigger champion of coal and fracking and investors must adjust their portfolios now for a changing climate. 556p. The most important climate change question is how will investors react?The smart grid is on a path to climate stability. <mask> is the author of "Divestment and Climate Change: <mask> at TEDxHampshire Carbon Taxes Shifts us From Polluting to Non-Polluting." People associated with renewable energy are Alumni of the London School of Economics.

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texts: <mask> was an American comedian and cornet player. He was born in North East, Pennsylvania, but moved to Erie, Pennsylvania, with his family a few months after his birth. Career Bogue studied law at West Virginia University, but his comedy antics soon found an audience. Between 1939 and 1950, he appeared in ten movies. He appeared with Kay Kyser in Thousands Cheer, and he also appeared as a vocalist in That's Right--You're Wrong, You'll Find Out, and Playmates. He performed with Kyser on the radio and television quiz show in 1949 and 1950. Bogue explained in his autobiography that his stage name was taken from the lyrics of his song "Isch ga-bibble."The song was derived from a Yiddish expression. Which was supposed to mean "I should worry"? It prompted a curious association with the "What, me worry?" Mad Magazine's mascot is Alfred E. Neuman. The expression "ische ga bibble" is not Yiddish and in fact does not have any Yiddish words at all. "ish kabibble" is a Yiddish expression that means "it doesn't matter to me." Although Bogue's stage persona was that of a gangling goof, he was a notable cornet player and business manager for the Kay Kyser Orchestra.The orchestra was resurrected for a television series in October 1949. Bogue was hired by Spike Jones to be in the band the City Slickers. Bogue was with the Jones band for a short time. Bogue was one of the four Kyser band members who came back for the show. The band broke up after Kyser retired from show business. With the decline of the big bands, Bogue worked as a solo comedian or in partnership with his old Kyser associate Mike Douglas. "Mern" was the name of Merwyn Bogue's personal life.Merwyn was born in 1937, Pamela was born in 1940, and Janet was born in 1941. Bogue was successful in his new career after earning a license to sell real estate in 1961. He said in his memoir that he liked selling real estate. Being in show business is similar to selling real estate. I talk to a man and his wife instead of speaking to a large audience. If they don't write the check, it means I did a lousy show. Bogue and his wife moved to Hawaii in 1973.Bogue's business card was read by prospective clients who saw his trademark haircut. In Joshua Tree, California, Bogue died of respiratory failure due to emphysema and pulmonary disease. The hairstyle worn by Jim Carrey's character in Dumb and Dumber is said to have been inspired by the distinctive black hair of Kabibble. The name "Ish Kabbible" was used for a hoax student in the 1950s. The voice recording for the animated series Challenge of the GoBots was done by <mask> <mask>. Humans allied with both sides of feuding mechanical extraterrestrials in this predecessor to the more popular Transformers series. Dr. Turgenova was a Soviet Russian scientist.She muttered "Ishkabibble!" at the end of the pilot episode. Her friends were summoned to a U.S. federal government inquiry. In 1985, the character's name was used as a plot device in an animated series called The Thirteen Ghosts of Scooby-Doo. Alan Alda's character in M*A*S*H refers to <mask> <mask> several times. The two of them should drink "MacArthur or Ish Kabibble." He refers to <mask> <mask> and his All-Girl Orchestra as part of a dream. Sam is selling "Ish Kabibble" kazoos in the show.In the "Cousin Maude's Visit" episode of All in the Family, Maude refers to how the name "Ish Kabibble" makes Archie Bunker laugh, in an automatic juvenile response. In one episode of Sit Down Shut Up, <mask> Kabbible is referred to several times. Ish Kabbible is used a few times as a toast. "Ishkabibble!" is a children's book. The art by Susan Vaeth was published in 1975. "Who cares?" is a nonsense motivational term used in the book. The etymology is said to be from above.The International Society for the History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology goes by the acronym ISHPSSB, but the abbreviation is often pronounced "ishkabibble" at the suggestion of David Hull. Kay Kyser and <mask> Kyoodle are caricatured as Kaynine Kyser and <mask> Kyoodle in a cartoon. "Roses are red, violets are blue, and if skunks had a college, they'd call it P.U." said <mask> <mask>. There are links to births and deaths of American male comedians and American male musicians.

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texts: <mask> is a member of the European Parliament, a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and a substitute member for the Committee on the United States. <mask> was elected to the parliament in 2015. He was elected as the deputy chairman of the party. He was elected as a Member of the European Parliament in 2019. The European Union should return to its original form of a union for economic and trade cooperation between states, according to political positions European Union Madison. The greatest threat to nation states is a federalized European Union. According to <mask>, the European Union is on its way to becoming a federal state as member states lack many of the features of an independent state.The idea of a European Union Minister for Finance has been opposed by <mask>. He believes that qualified majority voting deprives smaller countries of their decision-making power. The Treaty of Tartu is the basis of the foreign policy and border agreement with Russia. Russia could claim that the Treaty of Tartu is no longer valid if the border treaty is approved. He favors cooperation with the other Baltic states, as well as with the United States, Hungary, and Poland. In the foreign policy magazineDiplomaatia, Madison named supporting and keeping in touch with Estonian communities abroad as a key issue for the survival of Estonia, which should not be compromised for real political reasons. <mask> argued that the occupation of Crimea by Russia should not mean that Estonia no longer supports its citizens living there.We should do everything in our power to keep our ties with Estonia because he stated that we must pursue a value-based foreign policy. Madison believes that mass immigration doesn't affect Estonia. He said in January that a low immigration quota of up to 1300 people a year was not a problem because there was free movement of labor in the European Union. Highly skilled workers who earn triple the average wage should not have a quota. Those with an alien's passport who have lived in the country for more than a year should be given five years to decide what they want to do. The residence permit of those who do not acquire Estonian citizenship will be revoked. Same-sex cohabitation, the right of same-sex couples to adopt, national facilitation of gender reassignment and abortion are all against the law in Madison.He believes that the death penalty should be reintroduced for serious crimes. <mask>'s post about the economic aspects of the Nazi regime was reported by the media in March of 2015. It is true that there were concentration camps, forced labour camps, games with gas chambers, but at the same time such a strict order brought Germany at the time out of a thorough shithole. While <mask> did not seek to justify Nazi mass murders, he felt that the Holocaust had positive aspects. The media quoted him as saying that a national purification would create premises that the pro-Estonian ones would gain superiority over the Russians. The Reform Party left EKRE out of the coalition talks because of this. The PM Taavi Rivas wondered if it was a line of <mask>'s party if a young politician treated Nazism that caused so much suffering to people in a justifying manner.<mask> was fined for retaining a passenger's lost phone, which he should have placed in "lost and found" and sold online while working for Tallink. Some female workers of Tallink accused Madison of sexual harassment. <mask> called the accusations absurd, while Tallink launched an internal investigation. Madison has national conservative views. Gay people are labelled as deviants by him. During an interview with The Guardian in May, he explained that he was wrong to praise the "positive aspects" of Nazi Germany, but that the unemployment rate was low. The German phrase Die endgltige Lsung ist erforderlich was used by <mask> in the context of Syrian refugees.The action to make headlines was caused by the same phrase used in Nazi Germany. <mask> said he doesn't want the Holocaust or concentration camps, but an end to the refugee crisis. People from Jrva Parish are members of the Conservative People's Party of Estonia.

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texts: <mask> was the last prince of the southern state. As he was the son that his father, the Xianbei chief <mask>an, considered most talented, his older brothers decided to pass the throne to a brother. <mask>n is seen by historians as being overly aggressive in his military campaigns, and he drained the resources of the Southern Liang people while doing so. After a major 407 defeat at the hand of the Xia emperor, Southern Liang's strength waned and it drew attacks from its neighbors. After Western Qin captured his capital Ledu, <mask>n was poisoned to death a year later. The military and governmental affairs of the state became very important during the reigns of <mask> and <mask>n. <mask> sent him to help the rebels.After <mask> Wugu moved the capital from Lianchuan to Ledu in a major realignment of his military strengths, <mask> <mask> was put in charge. Ledu was recalled to head his government by <mask> Wugu in the summer of 399. <mask> Wugu's last words were that the state should be left to an old person, and he suffered a serious injury while riding a horse. All important governmental matters were given to him and he was designated as the next prince. In 400, when the emperor L Zuan attacked Northern Liang, <mask> <mask> entered the city and held a feast, while not staying permanently in the city. In 400, after defeats by Later Qin, the prince of Western Qin surrendered to <mask> Rutan. It is not certain if <mask> Rutan gave a daughter in marriage to the son of Qifu Gangui at that time.It is clear that later in the year, when Qifu Gangui took flight again, he surrendered to Later Qin, and when Qifu Chipan tried to join him, it was at <mask> Rutan's suggestion that they kill him. Jiang Ji surrendered to Southern Liang around this time. Despite his distrust of Jiang, <mask> Rutan befriended him and spent a lot of time with him. After resisting Southern Liang, Jiang turned against him and fled to Later Qin. <mask> <mask> was sent to aid Jiao Lang, but he wouldn't receive him. TuFA Rutan initially wanted to attack Jiao, but at the suggestion of his brother TuFA Juyan, he and his brother attacked Guzang. <mask> Rutan came to Later Liang's aid when he was attacked.He arrested Jiao and delivered him to the other side of the country. <mask> Rutan was given instructions that the throne be passed to him after he died. The capital was moved back to Ledu after <mask> Rutan accepted. The early reign of <mask> Rutan had a destabilizing effect on Later Liang because of his military pressure. Although he agreed to be a Later Qin vassal, he continued to use the title Prince of Hexi, even though he was created the Duke of Guangwu. In summer 402, Qifu Chipan escaped and joined his father. <mask> Rutan's wife and children were delivered to him.In order to end his state, L Long surrendered Guzang to Later Qin. Tufa Rutan withdrew his troops to allow Later Qin's forces to get L Long and the city. He ended his nominal independence by ending the use of his own era name and instead using Later Qin's to show his loyalty. He stopped using his title of princely, and used the title of Duke of Guangwu. He requested that he be allowed to have Guzang, but he was denied. After their joint enemy, Later Liang, ceased existence, Southern and Northern Liang started fighting each other. After Juqu Mengxun refused to engage TuFA Rutan, he withdrew, and he made a tribute of 3,000 horses and 30,000 cattle to the man, making him believe in TuFA Rutan's loyalty.<mask> <mask> moved his capital from Ledu to Guzang. He entered into an alliance with the duke of Western Ling. While <mask> Rutan was nominally a Later Qin vassal, he did not actually wish to serve, and in 407 he proposed to Qifu Chipan, who had temporarily taken over his father's troops. At this time, Southern Liang's power was at its peak. A major defeat would cause Southern Liang's strength to begin to decline. In winter 407, the Later Qin rebel Liu Bobo asked to marry <mask> <mask>'s daughter. In anger,Liu Bobo launched a raid against Southern Liang, but then retreated.<mask> <mask> was careless in his military actions because he believed that he outpowered Liu Bobo. It was said that up to 70% of Southern Liang's famed officials and generals died in the battle because of the blocking of the exit by ice and wagons. <mask> Rutan was barely captured. In fear, <mask> Rutan ordered that all of the people within 150 kilometers of Guzang be moved into the capital, which led to mass panic and a rebellion by the Xiongnu chief. <mask> <mask>'s domain was wounded when Cheng's rebellion was defeated. In the aftermath of TuFA <mask>'s defeat, the official of his who had personal knowledge of TuFA Rutan's ability plotted his destruction. The Duke of Guangping commissioned his son to lead a large force with generals to make a surprise attack on Southern Liang.When the Later Qin forces reached Guzang's vicinity, <mask> Rutan realized what the purpose of the campaign was and he defended the city. When a rebellion inside the city was threatening to cause the city to fall, <mask> Rutan buried some 5,000 people alive, and he defeated Yao Bi. When the Duke of Changshan was sent to help Yao Bi, TuFA <mask> defeated him as well, and then withdrew with him, fearing that he would be blamed for the entire campaign. <mask> Rutan sent a messenger to Chang'an to ask for forgiveness. <mask> Rutan claimed the title of Prince of Liang in the winter of 408 because of Later Qin's defeats at his own hands and at the hands ofLiu Bobo. Lady Zhejue princess was created by his wife. The redeclaration of independence might have been intended to show strength, but by this point Southern Liang was in serious trouble, being in constant draining warfare with Northern Liang.<mask> <mask>'s campaigns would hurt him a lot. 1,000 households were forced to move to his state after he attacked Northern Liang. Juqu Mengxun pillaged a larger number of households from his state, and when TuFA Juyan responded, he defeated him. When <mask> <mask> followed with a larger force, Juqu Mengxun defeated him as well, and then advanced on Guzang and put it under siege. The residents of Guzang panicked and surrendered to Juqu Mengxun because of the massacre that <mask> Rutan carried out during Wang Zhong's rebellion. The capital from Guzang was moved back to Ledu. The general Jiao Lang quickly rebelled and held Guzang, although Juqu Mengxun conquered it in 411, and then advanced on Ledu, Sieging it for more than a month.When the weather turned against him, Juqu Mengxun caught him and defeated him again, after he launched another attack on Northern Liang, which was initially successful, but his army withdrew at an overly leisurely pace. <mask> <mask> launched another campaign against Northern Liang and was defeated again. Ledu could not be captured by Juqu Mengxun. <mask> <mask>'s general <mask> Wenzhi rebelled and encouraged Juqu Mengxun to launch a new attack. <mask> Rutan had to take his brother Juqu Juyan as a hostage. The Tuoqihan and Yifu tribes rebelled, and despite the state of desperation, the crown prince of Ledu launched an attack against Yifu. The attack on Ledu was launched by Qifu Chipan, who succeeded Qifu Gangui as Western Qin's prince.The Han in the city were forced into the inner citadel by <mask> Hutai because he distrusted them, and Ledu fell. <mask> Hutai was captured. <mask> <mask>'s nephew <mask> Fani escaped and told him what had happened. Rutan told his troops that he was going to attack the Tuoqihan tribe and use the proceeds from the pillaging to hold the people of Ledu. The troops deserted him after hearing the news. <mask> <mask> was also forced to give up. <mask> <mask> was initially treated as an honored guest.He created <mask> <mask> the Duke of Zuonan and <mask> <mask>'s daughter, who could have also married at this time. He had <mask> Rutan poisoned. <mask> <mask> refused all treatment after he was poisoned. He died soon after. The two people who plotted to avenge him were discovered and executed by the same person. The era names were Hongchang ( hng chng), Jiaping, and Zhejue.

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Tufa Rutan
Tufa Sifuji
Tufa Ruta
Tufa Ruta
Tufa Wugu
Tufa Ruta
Tufa Wugu
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texts: <mask> was born in October 1950 and is a French journalist. <mask> was a student at the school of Breil-Malville and then at Jules Verne high school, where he obtained a Bachelor's degree. He started working in journalism in 1970 as a freelancer for the newspaper Presse-Océan. During his trip to Norway, he proposed a story about the football club Strmsgodset IF, who won the Norwegian title in 1970 and were scheduled to play FCN in the European Cup. He was the first journalist at the scene of the fire in the cathedral after the fire-fighters got to the attic of the building. He was a member of the ORTF Ile-de-France. He took control of the news show from 1976 to 1979 after starting work at the station in 1975.He was in charge of the press review at the time and was praised for his reporting of the diamond affair. He was editor of the society department in July 1981 and presented Journal de 20 heures in summer 1982. The Journal de 20 heures was presented by him in February 1984. His work came to a halt against the team of Christine Ockrent and Bernard Rapp. He was not comfortable with the style of the news show they put on the air in January 1985, which was dramatized and sensationalized, and he returned to his previous job in January 1986 to present the 20 hours alternating with Bernard Rapp. It took 11 years for <mask> to return to the same post. During the 1992 Winter Olympics, in Albertville, he hosted some "talk shows" with Daniel Cazal on the temporary Euro HD channel, set up by the l'ORTO 92 (established by the French TV public channels to promote HDTV format Mac HD broadcast in D2MAC).He worked on several broadcasts of reports and debates, which were called Place publique and Raison de plus, during his lean years. He was a co-presented for ten years. <mask> became known for a very crazy laugh while interviewing a man who was telling incredible stories. He took the reins of 20 heures on France 2 in August 1998, but the ratings were lower than those of channel 1. He made an interview without concession of Lionel Jospin, who was the Prime minister at the time, which was severely criticized. Sérillon became an interviewer "boudé  gauche et peu appréci  droite" with the Presidential campaign approaching. <mask> stopped doing the news show in July 2001 and was retired by the new boss of news at the channel.He was replaced by David Pujadas, who had just left LCI. He found his freedom of speech after leaving France 2. The TV channel Santé Vie stopped broadcasting a year after Patrick Chne appealed to him. He was a columnist for the second part of the show Vivement dimanche prochain on France 2, presenting on the latest films and literary events. He left the show in September 2012 because he wanted to work on new projects. He has co-presented the weekly political show trement dit broadcast on France and on radio and television at RFO in the Overseas departments. In January of 2009, he publicly announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Public Sénat parliamentary channel.He faced Pierre Sled, Ghislain Achard, and others. He was against the head of the political department of writing at France 2 in the third round. There are two candidates for the presidency of Public Sénat. On April 29th, 2009, Gérard Larcher became president of the parliamentary channel Public Senat, after a long selection process that began in March. Francois Hollande was elected President of the Republic on 6 May 2012 and <mask> was part of his communications team. <mask> qualified as a spin doctor of l'lysée by the media after he was named advisor to the President of the Republic. He became focused on the Elysee website in February.The end of his mission was announced by Le Monde and Europe 1. His resignation took effect on July 16th of the same year. Un certain sentiment d'injustice, by Jean-Louis Pelletier. Le Bureau, Latts, 1996. Grasset et Fasquelle, 1999, Une femme coupable. Balland, 2004, Dis-moi je t'aime. The Cap et la Route was written by Jean Glavany.Tu dors? Non je rve, ditions du Panama, 2006 The Années 70 was written by Blandine Houdart, Laura Cuisset and Clara Engel. ditions du Chne was published in 2006 ditions du Chne was published in 2007. The ditions Marabout were written by Les Mots de l'Actu. ditions Descartes & Cie. published Dire du mal in 2015.There are notes and references to 1950 births.

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Claude Sérillon
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texts: Anna is a vocal ensemble founded by <mask>. <mask> was born in Dublin and attended Blackrock College. He was a student at University College Dublin and Trinity College where he obtained an M.Litt degree. He founded the Irish choral group Anna in 1987 while he was a member of theRT Chamber Choir. Anna has released fourteen albums, almost exclusively featuring his arrangements and original works. In 2000 Deep Dead Blue was nominated for a Classical Brit Award and went to the top of the UK Classical Charts. In August of 2007, Anna: Celtic Origins was the top selling world music CD in the US, and remained in the top twenty albums of the Billboard World Music Charts until early 2008.Although best known as a writer of choral music, <mask> has written orchestral and instrumental works as well as cantatas and mass. The cantata St. Francis was commissioned by the Irish National broadcasting station. There are texts associated with Francis of Assisi in this setting. Behind the Closed Eye is a collaboration between the Ulster Orchestra and the album. The Adrian Noble/Cusack family production of "Three Sisters" at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, and the Royal Court, London, have been written by <mask>. He works as a vocal and choral clinician in a number of places, including the University of Miami and Festival 500 in Newfoundland. He was an Eminent Scholar at Florida Atlantic University.He received the University College Dublin Alumni Award for Arts and Humanities. <mask> will be the artistic director of the festival. Rajaton, Dawn Upshaw, the National Youth Choir of Great Britain, The Dale Warland Singers, the Phoenix Chorale, Conspirare, the BBC Singers and Chanticleer have all recorded and performed <mask>'s music. <mask>'s musical language combines elements of traditional Irish music such as melodic lines and ornamentation, fixed and shifting drones, and jazz-tinged chordal clusters and sonorities. In his contribution to the Chanticleer-commissioned And on Earth Peace: A Chanticleer Mass, these features can be heard. The 'Agnus Dei' was contributed by <mask>. One of the misapprehensions about my music is that I am not a traditional Irish musician.I only had one exposure to traditional Irish song during my year at Coliste na Rinne. The songs that I set are not from a specific collection, they are more impressions of the songs I remembered. New compositions that could be seen as arrangements of Irish songs were actually new melodies composed to traditional texts. People assume that I have found a living version. I have created a new version of solo traditional music. Ireinterpretation the songs in a new way. My priority is always to make a choral version that works."Dlamn" is his most successful work in this genre. Chanticleer and Cantus have recorded this work. He uses multiple alternating rhythms in his musical language. Karen Marrolli stated in her thesis that there is a lot of variety in <mask>'s work. <mask>'s choral writing has a refreshing aspect to it. His canon has a sense of identity because of the constant influences in his music, but he doesn't just reconstruct successful pieces over and over again in an attempt to rest on his laurels. His body of work has a wide range of techniques and musical ideas.His musical influences would be revealed in further study of O Maria and Victimae, both of which were released on the Anna CD Sanctus. As he takes his place among the important composers of our time, this growth will bode well for the longevity of this composer. <mask>'s original works include Invocation (Tenor & mixed-chorus), Four Tenebrae Responsories (Tenebrae I, II, III & IV). Celtic Mass is for mixed-chorus, solo vocalists, violin, orgam, percussion and harp. Includes settings of "Kyrie", "Gloria", Responsorial "Credo", Pater Noster, Sanctus, and Silver River. Four Poems on texts by Rimbaud are included in the version for mixed chorus, clarinet and string orchestra. There are works for choir, orchestra and both forces."The Great Wood", "Annaghdown", "Behind the Closed Eye", and "Aisling" are titles. Anna's CD and DVD release feature <mask>'s discography. 1993 - Anna (re- recorded 2005) 1994 - Invocation (re- recorded 2002) 1995 - Omnis (Irish edition) 1996 - Omnis (entirely re- recorded international version) "And on Earth Peace: A Chanticleer Mass" Chanticleer features The Wild Song "Boundless" and Dlamn " Out of Bounds" Rajaton. TheChamber Music category was nominated for a grammy. The Taylor Festival Choir performs a Celtic Mass. It was released on Delos Records.Charles Bruffy is the conductor of the Kansas City Chorale. It was released on 2 Foals Records. "Where All Roses Go" is a piece by Apollo5. It was released on VCM Records. The title of the book is Die Musik Irlands im 20. The Jahrhundert was written by Georg Olms. The Choral Music of Irish Composer <mask> was written by Stacie Lee Rossow."An Overview of the Choral Music of <mask> with a Conductor's Guide to His Celtic Mass" was written by Karen Marrolli. Anna's website contains information on the births of 20th-century classical composers and 21st-century classical composers.

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Michael McGlynn
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texts: One of the most important German children's book illustrators in the first half of the 20th century is known as the creator of a "modern toddler" or "Cas". The fourth of five children of the merchant <mask>, <mask> was born in Chemnitz in 1873. The family moved to Dresden in 1894 after her father's death. <mask> studied to be a teacher after working as a governess for a year. She was seriously ill in 1897 from Graves' disease, which kept her immobile for many years. She had an idea for a first illustrated children's book. The Living Toy was her first picture book.She showed her designs in appliqué at the Arts and Crafts Exhibition in Leipzig the following year. She illustrated textbooks and also illustrated children's books. She and her brother, who worked as a graphic designer for political magazines, were commissioned by the teacher's association to create a picture book. A 40-year cooperation between the publisher and <mask> <mask> was established after the book was published in 1906. Many of the illustrations were written by the author. <mask> <mask> was left to carry on the work alone after her brother died. She lived until the end of the Second World War in the same area as Bhlau.She illustrated educational books for the Ministry of Propaganda. She was charged with collaboration after the war. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Over 50 of her own children's books have illustrations, and more than 20 other works have been illustrated by other authors. She designed postcards, games, calendars and porcelain figures. In 1927, she created murals and stained glass windows for a children's rest home in the district of Tetschen in the Czech Republic. Many children in the 1920s used her illustrations of baby animals and their parents.The creator of a "modern toddler style" is <mask>. "Her painting is characterized by large areas, often monochrome background, simple perspectives, sharp contours, simple figures and a bright-warm color." She drew scenes of her homeland. The format of the book and the thickness of the pages were important in terms of child-friendly handling and she chose materials accordingly. Her works are managed by the Gertrud Caspari Family Foundation. The books have been re-released by the foundation. The titles have been translated into English.The Summer Trip! was written about The Living Toy. (Die Sommerreise!) Children's Land, You Magic Land is a funny book for toddlers. Frhling, Frhling berall! Our child is king for the little ones. Fr die Kleinen! What is that, my little child?Was ist das, mein Kindchen? Big People (Groe Leute) ist die Allerkleinsten. (Kommt!) The Jolly 1  1 for our ABC Beginners is a very Merry Arithmetic. Sing! Is it possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it is possible that it Singt!The children at "Waldhhe" and other stories. A middle ear operation led to the death of <mask> on June 7, 1948. Her grave is located in the New Cemetery. <mask> <mask>'s street was named after him in 1954. Her home is on the Knigsbrcker Landstrae 3. A memorial plaque was placed on the house in 1998. There is a primary school in the district.Further reading was done by Johannes Gebhardt. "Eine deutsche Kinder- und Mrchenmalerin" is a description of a German child and fairy tale painter. In: Reclams Universum: Moderne illustrierte wochenschrift. 40, No. In 1924, pp. 85-87 Hans Ries.There is an illustration and an illustration and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations and an illustrations The children's and youth book was illustrated in the German-speaking area. Osnabrck 1992, pp. 465-465. There is a person named Dieter Alfter. Children's Land, you Magic Land: Life and Work of <mask> Caspari was written by <mask> <mask>. Bad Pyrmont Museum was founded in 1993.Wolfgang Neubert. The Bibliographie der Bcher und anderer bildnerischer Arbeiten is written by <mask> <mask>. Burgart-Presse Henkel, Rudolstadt 1994, 1873 births, 1948 deaths.

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Robert Caspari
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texts: <mask> was an American professional baseball outfielder who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Philadelphia Phillies, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, California Angels, Cleveland Indians, Texas Rangers, New York Yankees, and Detroit Tigers. He was a National League Comeback Player of the Year and an American League All-Star. Ron was a running back for the New York Giants. <mask> was born in Arkansas and grew up in Detroit with his two brothers and sisters. <mask> was a running back in the National Football League. <mask> was playing with Bill Freehan, Willie Horton, and Dennis Ribant. <mask> excelled as an offensive lineman for the school's football team.He was offered a scholarship to attend Michigan State University to play football, but chose to sign with Philadelphia. <mask> earned a spot on the Philadelphia's bench for the start of the 1964 season after batting.322 with 40 home runs and 187 runs in two seasons in the Philadelphia's farm system. He was optioned back to the Travelers of the Pacific Coast League to make room on the major league roster for Ed Roebuck, who was acquired from the Washington Senators shortly after the season started. In just over half a season with Arkansas, <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> went 3-for-4 with a walk and two runs in his Major League Baseball debut. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He platooned with Wes Covington in left field through the 1965 season.In October of that year, the Phils traded <mask>, Pat Corrales and Art Mahaffey to the St. Louis Cards for Bill White, Dick Groat and Bob Uecker. Lou Brock was moved to right field to make room for <mask>. Heading into the 1966 season, the Cards boasted one of the top young outfielders in the National League. <mask> was sent down to the PCL on May 17 after batting just.186 with two home runs and six RBIs. He was named the Most Dangerous Hitter that year. <mask> returned to the Cards in 1967, batting.223 with one home run and twelve RBIs as a pinch hitter and back up for Roger Maris in right field. <mask> did not play in the post-season that year, despite the World Series victory by the Cards.He was traded to the Cincinnati Reds for Dick Simpson. Pete Rose was moved to right field in 1968. Mack Jones, a left-handed hitter acquired from the Atlanta Braves shortly before <mask>, was the early favorite to inherit the left field job. Even though a lefthanded bat would have been more suitable for the Reds' line-up, <mask> was given the starting job in left field even though he was labelled as "moody" and "uncoachable". <mask> was a notoriously slow starter when he joined the Reds. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was named the National League Comeback Player of the Year after finishing fourth in the league with a.312 average.He entered the 1969 season with 17 career home runs, despite his potential to hit for power. He scored a career high 86 runs in 1969 and drove in a career high 88 runs. He finished sixth in the N.L. The batting average is.315. <mask> was a defensive liability as he led the National League in errors in both of his seasons in Cincinnati. In need of pitching, and with outfielder prospect Bernie Carbo ready to jump to the majors, the Reds dealt <mask> and other players to the California Angels for Pedro Borbn, Jim McGlothlin, and Vern Geishert. The California Angels <mask> leads the league with a.366 batting average through May.He went into the All-star break with a.328 batting average and was selected to the A.L. The squad. He went into the final game of the season with a.002 batting average, but still in the race for the batting title. <mask> went two-for-three to win the A.L. in the last game of the season. The batting title was won by Yastrzemski. After his third at-bat, he was removed from the game. <mask> was fined by the Angels for not running out a grounder at the end of his first season in California.<mask> was fined $100 for loafing in an exhibition game. <mask> was removed from a second exhibition after he failed to run out a grounder. <mask> was benched three times in May for being indifferent during the 1971 regular season. He was pulled from the game on June 4 when he failed to run all the way to first base on a ground ball. <mask> said that some of his battles with teammates and management were racially motivated. Following a June 13 loss to the Washington Senators, <mask> claimed that a close friend and the father of his adopted daughter pointed a gun at him. The claim was denied by Ruiz.Before games, <mask> stopped taking outfield practice. In June, after a potential trade deadline deal with the Milwaukee Brewers for TommyHarper fell through, <mask> told reporters that he needed to get out of California and that "playing in hell" would be an improvement. <mask> was benched after he loafed on two balls hit to him in left field against Milwaukee, which resulted in a five-run fourth for the Brewers, and failed to run out a ground ball in the ninth. If you've seen him play recently, you'd know why he's not in the line-up. <mask> was benched five times and fined 29 times by the end of June. He was suspended without pay by Dick Walsh for not using his best efforts. Marvin Miller, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, immediately filed a grievance against the Angels on <mask>'s behalf, claiming that Walsh failed to properly outline the basis for the suspension in specific terms.His case was weakened when <mask> defended his actions rather than denying the claims made against him. The whole team was indifferent towards playing together and he admitted to not being in the spirit to play well. Miller filed a grievance on <mask>'s behalf, suggesting that he was emotionally disabled. Despite the fact that his fourth place team was playing better in the month of July,Phillips remained defiant that <mask> would not be returning to his ballclub. There was a meeting between Miller and the Owners' Players' Relations committee on July 21 that failed to resolve the issue. After a 30-day suspension, the longest the Angels could give, the Commissioner of Baseball placed <mask> on the restricted list, allowing the Angels to continue the suspension. On August 10, the Angels' coaches and six players met with John Gaherin, who was part of the three-man panel trying to resolve the case along with Miller.On August 31, the panel indefinitely postponed a decision on <mask>'s appeal, and indicated that they were unlikely to come to an agreement before the end of the regular season. On September 7, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that Walsh lied about the gun incident with Ruiz and ordered that the weapon be concealed. According to the findings of two psychiatrists, Gill found in favor of <mask>, and that the Angels should not have suspended him, but rather placed him on the disabled list. As players on the disabled list still receive full pay, Gill upheld the $3,750 in fines he received from the team. The Angels cleaned their house after the season. The Cleveland Indians traded <mask> to them for Vada Pinson, Alan Foster, and Frank Baker. <mask> got off to a fast start for the Indians, as his batting average reached.328 on May 6, the day after he attended the funeral of Ruiz, who was killed in an auto accident.He had a 6-for-66 slump that brought his average down to.208 by June. When he learned that he had been rehired by the Angels as a scout, <mask> appeared to be on the mend. 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The Texas Rangers' <mask> held out for a new contract with the Indians. Unable to reach an agreement, they traded him to the Texas Rangers.The manager of the Rangers made it clear that he would release <mask> immediately if he turned out to be a problem with the club. With the American League's designated hitter rule in 1973, <mask> was able to provide strong offensive production for the Rangers without affecting his team defensively, and soon won over his new manager. He was a designated hitter in 116 games and batting.287 with eight home runs and 68 RBIs, while also spelling Rico Carty in left for an additional forty games. The Senators/Rangers franchise record for hits in a season was held by him until 1979. Billy Martin took over as Rangers manager at the end of the 1973 season and made <mask> an everyday outfielder. By the time the Rangers sold <mask>'s contract to the New York Yankees on September 9, 1974, Martin had gotten fed up with him. The New York Yankees were in first place in the American League East, one game ahead of the Baltimore Orioles.He hit a home run in his first game for the Yankees. His only highlight with the Yankees was batting.214 in ten games with his new club, and the Orioles won the division by two games. A knee injury limited his role as the Yankees' regular designated hitter in 1975. After Billy Martin became the Yankees manager on August 2, <mask> only had nine more at-bats. 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In 1998, he was asked if he enjoyed his life. <mask> asked rhetorically. I like not being on an airplane all the time. I don't have to face everything I did. I want to help people with their cars.It's a nice life, the thing I've always wanted. <mask> married Julia Augusta in 1963, and they had a son, <mask>., in 1972. After his baseball career ended, <mask> and Julia divorced. On February 28, 2015, <mask> passed away. <mask> at Baseball Library has a list of Major League Baseball batting champions.

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texts: The social activist and leader of non-brahmin movement in Maharashtra was born in 1898. He gained state-wide reputation for his criticism of Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Vishnushastri Chiplunkar in his book, after he emerged as a young leader of non-brahmin movement. He began as a principled follower of Mahatma Phule and went on to become a communist. <mask> was born in 1898 in a Maratha peasant family. In 1926, his family had to sell their land. He was married in the same year. Writing and patronage were the main source of steady income for him.He completed his education. He came in contact with Shahu Maharaj of Kolhapur who was impressed by his writing and asked him to come to Kolhapur. He was the editor of Tarun Maratha at Kolhapur. He settled at Pune after leaving Kolhapur in 1921. He started working with a non-brahmin leader. There was a divide in the early 1900s between conservatives and reformers. Shahu Maharaj was the leader of the reformer group, while Tilak was the leader of the conservatives.The reformers would face opposition from the conservatives if they tried to achieve any social reforms. After Tilak's death in 1920 and Shahu Maharaj's death in 1922, the two groups often criticized each other. Tilak and Chiplunkar were statues erected in the city in 1924. The non-Brahmin group proposed a statue of Mahatma Jotirao Phule to be installed in the city. The proposal was opposed by the Brahmin group. B. B. Bhopatkar, a prominent Brahmin who ran a newspaper Bhala (Javelin) argued "what service Jotirao Phule rendered to Pune as to set up his public memorial?"He was a sectarian and not a public figure. Enemies of the Country was written by Deshache Dushman <mask> in July 1925. The book was printed by R. N. Lad. The introduction to the book was written by a lawyer. The book was an aggressive critic of Tilak and Chiplunkar. It had a language that was fiery, sometimes even obscene. He said that Tilak and Chiplunkar were enemies of the country and not national heroes.Brahmins wanted to consolidate their power and caste superiority by dividing the mass and keeping them trapped in the fabricated ideas of superiority and inferiority by birth, according to him. He concluded the book with an appeal to all Hindus to free themselves from the chains of caste system. He said that only Brahmins who unite with the mass with blood and flesh should be considered an ally. He wrote about some progressive Brahmin leaders in the book, even though he criticized the Brahmin caste. The book created an uproar among Brahmins because it was admired by some non-brahmin leaders. In September 1925, the nephew of Vishnushastri Chiplunkar filed a suit against the people who defamed his family. The case was heard by the City Magistrate and he gave his verdict in September of 1926.The two men were sentenced to one year in prison. They were sentenced for six months. All four of them were fined by the court. After two weeks, they were released from jail and sent to their homes. They appealed in a higher court. The case was won in the appeal by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. One of the first cases pleaded by Dr. Ambedkar was the Deshache Dushman case.It turned out to be a controversial book because of its pugnacious language. The second edition of Javalkar could not be published because of differences between the two authors. The book could not be published again until 1984 and it suffered mass burning in 1991. In 1919, the results of Montagu–Chelmsford Reforms provided that seven seats would be reserved for non-Brahmin castes in Bombay presidency. Some non-brahmin leaders whose works were previously restricted to social activities started taking part in active politics. <mask> traveled a lot during this period. In May 1927, he toured Central Province and gave speeches at many places.He declared his support to Mahad Satyagraha in the same year. The Simon Commission was appointed by the British government to consider giving Indians more political rights. The commission had no Indian members and the non-brahmin party decided to boycott it. There was an alternate view that the leaders of depressed communities should be involved in the working of the Commission. In October 1928, Dr. Ambedkar testified before the commission. <mask> decided to work with the commission. This created a joke between him and his colleague.A member of the legislative assembly of Bombay Presidency, Jadhav was editor of Kaivari from 1927 to 1927. Jadhav was opposed for participating in electoral politics. Differences were created between Jedhe and Javalkar because of collaboration with Jadhav. He supported the red flag movement of mill workers at Mumbai because of his work at Kaivari. He came to the opinion that the workers should fight against both capitalism and the British government. <mask> went to England in 1929 to further his cause. 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He came to the conclusion that there would be no emancipation until religious bondage was broken in this book. He believed that Indian peasants should come together under the principles of socialism.The newspaper Tej was edited by Javalkar in 1931. His writing became more socialist and their tone became more revolutionary. He wrote "The Raising of a Peasant Army" and "Preparations for the First War of Freedom" in Tej. He said that capitalism, feudalism, and imperialism were the main enemies of the mass. He maintained that capitalism was the primary enemy and that feudalism was already on the decline. No other communist leader of his time had created a strong connect with rural Maharashtra through his writing and speeches. Within the non-brahmin party, he was trying to form a group with a well-defined constitution, anti-capitalist ideology, and a new flag with a plough as its symbol.On January 16, 1931, <mask> was arrested for giving a speech despite prohibitory orders by the government. He was sentenced to a year in prison. He was released in March due to the Gandhi–Irwin Pact. Javalkar was mostly sick after returning from England. His tours and speeches were still going on. The non-brahmin movement invited him to visit Nagpur after he was released from prison. He was sick at Nagpur.He participated in Kalaram Temple satyagraha on his way back. His health deteriorated further and he returned to Pune with no improvement. On 3 May 1932, he died of consumption. He was buried with his wife and son. The non-brahmin party needed a well-organized peasant's organisation. The beginnings of the radical peasant organisation that <mask> projected did not come to fruition, but they were suggestive. The Peasants and Workers Party of India was formed about a decade and a half after his death by non-brahmin leaders that were part of the Indian National Congress.There were deaths of Indian activists in Maharashtra in 1932 and 1898.

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texts: The Younger or the Young was the King of the Franks from 1137 to 1180. One of the wealthiest and most powerful women in western Europe was married to the son and successor of King <mask> VI. After no male heir was produced, the marriage was null and void in 1152. Eleanor married Henry Plantagenet, Duke of Normandy and Count of Anjou, to whom she gave Aquitaine and produced five male heirs. When Henry became King of England in 1154, he ruled over a large empire of kingdoms, duchies and counties that spanned from Scotland to the Pyrenees. The beginning of the long rivalry between France and England would be marked by Henry's efforts to preserve and expand this patrimony for the Crown of England. The University of Paris was founded during the reign of <mask>.The development of French Gothic architecture, notably the construction of Notre-Dame de Paris, was championed by <mask> and his counselor Abbot Suger. Philip II succeeded his father in 1180. <mask> was the second son of <mask> of France and was born in 1120. The early education of the young <mask> was expected to lead to a career in the church. After the death of his older brother Philip, he became the heir to the throne of France, but his life course changed dramatically. His father had him anointed and crowned by Pope Innocent II. The Abbot Suger was an advisor to his father who served <mask> well during his early years as king.After the death of Duke William X of Aquitaine, <mask> moved quickly to have his son marry Eleanor of Aquitaine. <mask> wanted to add the duchy of Aquitaine to his family's holdings in France. After the marriage, <mask> died and <mask> became king. Eleanor once said that she had thought of marrying a king, only to find she had married a monk. Eleanor was familiar with the rich, free-wheeling court life of the Aquitaine, but there was a different culture in the northern court. Marie and Alix were the daughters of <mask> and Eleanor. <mask> was very vigorous in his prerogatives.His accession was marked by uprisings by the burgesses of Orléans and Poitiers. When the archbishopric of Bourges became vacant, he became violent with Pope Innocent II. The pope's nominee, Pierre de lachatre, should never enter Bourges because of the king's support of the chancellor Cadurc. The pope imposed an interdict on the king. In order to marry Petronilla of Aquitaine, sister of the queen, <mask> allowed the seneschal of France to repudiate his wife, Theobald II's sister. Champagne decided to side with the pope in the dispute over Bourges. The war ended with the occupation of Champagne by the royal army.The town of Vitry-le-Franois was attacked and burned by <mask>. At least 1500 people died in the church fire. <mask> removed his armies from Champagne and returned them to Theobald. He accepted Pierre de la Chatre as the new archbishop of Bourges. He said he was going to mount a crusade on Christmas Day 1145 at Bourges. On Easter 1146, Bernard preached at Vezelay. The Count of Anjou conquered Normandy in 1144.In exchange for being recognised as the Duke of Normandy by <mask>, <mask> gave up half of the county of Vexin. It was considered a clever move by <mask> at the time. In fulfillment of his vow to mount the Second Crusade, <mask> and his queen set out from the Basilica of St Denis, first stopping in Metz on the overland route to Syria. King Conrad III of Germany was waiting for them when they arrived in the Kingdom of Hungary. Géza II asked <mask> to be his son's godfather because of their good relationship. <mask>'s daughter Margaret was taken as wife by Gza's son Béla III of Hungary, who was from Hungary. The armies continued their march after receiving some provisions.The Turks attacked the French army just beyond Laodicea. In the battle of Mount Cadmus, the Turks bombarded the French with arrows and stones and then massacred them. During the fighting, the King <mask> lost his small and famous royal guard, but he remained in good heart and nimbly and bravely scaled the side of the mountain by gripping the tree roots. He defended the crag with his sword, cutting off many heads and hands, because God told him to protect him from the arrows. The Holy Land was reached by the army of <mask>. Eleanor was the queen of Poitiers and supported her uncle Raymond. <mask> wanted to go to Jerusalem, so he sneaked out of Antioch.He joined with King Conrad III of Germany and King Baldwin III of Jerusalem to lay siege to Damascus, but this ended in disaster and the project was abandoned. Eleanor wanted to help her uncle Raymond, but <mask> decided to leave the Holy Land. The French army came home in 1149. The expedition to the Holy Land cost the royal treasury and military a lot. Eleanor had a conflict with it that led to their divorce. If the royal couple had produced a male heir, the marriage to Eleanor might have continued. The Council of Beaugency found an exit clause that stated that <mask> and Eleanor were too closely related to each other for their marriage to be legal.It was the state of hostility between <mask> and Eleanor that made the pretext of kinship the basis of the annulment, with a decreasing likelihood that their marriage would produce a male heir to the throne of France. The future King Henry II of England was married to Eleanor on 18 May 1152. She had seven children with him, three daughters and five sons. Henry had married without the consent of <mask>. The enemies of Henry and Eleanor were humiliated when their troops were routed, their lands were ravaged, and their property was stolen. <mask> returned to Ile-de France after coming down with a bug. The daughter of King <mask> of Castile was married to <mask>.She did not give him a son or heir, only two daughters, Margaret and Alys. Henry II of England believed that the succession of France would be left in question if <mask> never produced a male heir. Wanting to get a claim for his family, he sent his chancellor, Thomas Becket, to push for a marriage between Margaret and Henry's heir, Henry the Young King. The Treaty of Gisors betrothed the young pair, giving them the Norman city of Gisors and the surrounding county of Vexin. <mask> was devastated by the death of his wife. He married Adela of Champagne just 5 weeks after he was desperate for a son. Henry II had the marriage of their children, Henry "the Young King" and Margaret, celebrated at the same time to counterbalance the advantage.Through indecision and a lack of fiscal and military resources, <mask> failed to oppose the growing power of the Angevins. He went to Toulouse in 1159 to help Raymond V, Count of Toulouse, who had been attacked by Henry II. The bishop of Puy petitioned <mask> to stop the Viscount from attacking travelers. The county was turned into a prévt after the viscount was besieged by <mask> at Nonette. The Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I pressed his claims in southeastern France. When a papal schism broke out in 1159, <mask> took the part of Pope Alexander III, the enemy of Frederick I, and after two comical failures of Frederick I to meet <mask> at Saint Jean de Losne, <mask> definitely gave himself up. The pope gave <mask> the Golden Rose in return for his support.More important for English history would be <mask>'s support for Thomas Becket, who tried to reconcile with Henry II. <mask> was annoyed with the stubbornness of the archbishop and asked if he wanted to be more than a Saint. <mask> encouraged Plantagenet disunity by making Henry's sons, rather than Henry himself, the feudal overlords of the Angevin territories in France. The rivalry between Henry's sons and <mask>'s indecisiveness broke up the coalition. The pope brought the two kings to terms at Vitry-le-Franois. Philip was the son and heir of <mask>'s third wife. Philip would be the last king to be crowned in the Capetian tradition.<mask> couldn't attend the ceremony because of his paralysis. He died in Paris on 18 September 1180 and was buried the next day at Barbeau Abbey. His remains were placed in the Basilica of Saint-Denis. Marriages and children of <mask>' were with Eleanor of Aquitaine, Henry I of Champagne Alix, and Theobald V of Blois. She was engaged to Richard I of England and married William IV, Count of Ponthieu. There was an alliance between the clergy and the crown in the parts of France that were distant from these domains, which resulted in more direct and frequent connections with distant vassals. The church received the reward for services rendered during the least successful parts of <mask>'s reign.His accomplishments include the development of agriculture, population, commerce, the building of stone fortresses, as well as an intellectual renaissance. <mask> should be credited with helping to preserve the Capetian dynasty because of the disparity of political leverage and financial resources between him and Henry II. <mask> is a fictional character in a 1959 play. John Gielgud was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of him in the 1964 film adaptation. He was played by Charles Kay in The Devil's Crown. He has a part in two novels by Sharon Kay Penman. The early part of the biography of Eleanor of Aquitaine deals with <mask> VII and his relationship with Eleanor.In The Summer Queen, <mask> is one of the main characters. The 12th-century kings of France, Christians of the Second Crusade House of Capet Dukes of Gascony Dukes of Aquitaine Counts of Poitiers, were buried at the Basilica of Saint-Denis.

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texts: The leader of the Girondist group in the French Revolution was influenced by his wife, Marie-Jeanne "Manon", who was a French inspector of manufactures in Lyon. He was a minister in King Louis XIV's government. On February 18, 1734 in Thizy, Rhne, a young man named <mask>latire was born. He received a thorough education as a studious child. At 18 years old, he was offered the choice of becoming a priest or a businessman. He went to the city of Lyons after declining both offers. Two years later, a cousin and inspector of manufactures offered him a position in Rouen.He accepted the job. When he was transferred to Languedoc, he became an enthusiastic economist but soon became ill from overwork. The lead inspector of Picardy was the third most important manufacturing province in France in 1781. He married the daughter of a Parisian engraver, Marie-Jeanne Phlipon, later that year. MadameRoland was just as involved in Jean-Marie's work as he was, editing much of his writing and supporting his political goals. For the first four years of their marriage,<mask>oland to Paris to inform the Assembly of the critical state of the silk industry and to ask for relief of Lyon's debt. The correspondence began after he met the supporters of the Revolution in Paris. The <mask>s stayed in Paris until September. They frequented the Society of the Friends of the Constitution and entertained the deputies who went on to become leading Girondists.Madame <mask> opened her first salon to help her husband's name become known in the capital. In September 1791, he returned to Lyon after completing his mission. The <mask> family decided to move to Paris because the inspectorships of manufacture had been abolished. The Jacobin Club had an influence that continued to grow. Franois <mask> Buzot is one of the leaders of the popular movement. On March 23, 1792, when the Girondins assumed power, <mask> was appointed minister of the interior, showing both his administrative ability and his bourgeois brusqueness. His wife's influence on his declarations of policy was particularly strong in this period as he was excluded from the Legislative Assembly.King Louis XII used his veto power to prevent a decree against the clergy. Madame <mask> wrote a letter to the king after he refused to sanction the decrees and the role of the king in the state. In the king's presence, <mask> read it aloud in full council. The incident was judged to be disrespectful and inconsistent with a minister's position. The Assembly ordered the letter to be printed and distributed. The king's dethronement was caused by the Assembly's demand that the dismissed ministers be reinstated. The Interior Minister after the insurrection of 10 August was dismayed by the lack of progress made by the Revolution.He opposed the Montagnards who wanted supremacy in Paris and in the government. His attacks on Robespierre and his associates made him unpopular, and he proposed transferring the government to Blois. He was accused of destroying evidence after he failed to seal the iron chest found in the Tuileries Palace. During the trial of the king, he and the Girondists demanded that the sentence be decided by a poll of the French people. The king resigned his office two days after his execution. The Girondins came under attack after he resigned as minister. In his absence, he was sentenced to death and went into hiding.<mask> was executed in Paris in November of 1793 after being arrested in June. When he learned that his wife had been murdered, he left his refuge in Rouen and wrote a few words expressing his horror. He ran a cane-sword through his heart after attaching the paper to his chest. Further reading is the Society of the Friends of Truth References Sources. The Merciless War for Freedom in Revolutionary France was written by Evangeline Wilbour. Hanson, Paul R. Historical Dictionary of the French Revolution is online. The Social and Cultural Antecedents of Revolutionary Discontinuity was published in the English Historical Review.In Alphonse <mask>., there is a JSTOR Lamartine. The History of the Girondists, Volume I Personal Memoirs of the French Revolution is available online for free. The Age of Revolution was written by Simon. The Citizens: A Chronicle of the French Revolution was published in 1989. The Historical Dictionary of the French Revolution was published in 1985. The online edition of 2 pp 837–41 was published by the D.M.G. France was founded in 1789.The second edition of Revolution and Counter-Revolution. Tarbell, Ida. MadameRoland, A Biographical Study was published in 1905. French politicians who committed suicide were from the Rhne department.

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texts: <mask> was an Argentine Roman Catholic professed member from the Order of Friars Minor and the Bishop of Crdoba until his death. The confirmation of his heroic virtue allowed for Pope Benedict XVI to name him a Venerable on December 16, 2006 after he became a Servant of God. He was beatified in September of 2021. <mask> was born on May 11, 1824 in Piedra Blanca. His mother chose the name "<mask>censin" in homenage to Saint <mask> due to his date of birth being the commemoration date for Saint Mamertus. His mother was a fan of Saint Francis of Assisi and from age five he began to cultivate a devotion and admiration for the Italian saint. He began his education at the Catamarca Franciscan convent in Catamarca on May 31, 1836, after entering the Order of Friars Minor.He became a member of the order on July 14, 1842, and celebrated his first Mass on May 15, 1849. He was a teacher and professor at the convent for sometime and from 1850 to 1860 he taught philosophy at the school founded by the governor. He preached his famous Sermon of the Constitution during the celebration of the Oath of the Constitution after the Argentine civil war. He was noted as a patriot for his preaching and sermon that advocated for a united Argentina. He welcomed the constitution in the name of peace but could not finish his sermon because of the applause from the audience. The president ordered the sermon to be printed and distributed across Argentina. He settled in Paran in 1860 as the private aid to the first bishop of the diocese and stayed there until the bishop's death in 1862.The newspaper dubbed "The Crusader" was published in response to anti-clericalism and he was stationed there until 1867. In 1872, while in Sucre, the President endorsed him as the new Archbishop of Buenos Aires, but he refused this and moved to Guayaquil to escape further pressure to accept the nomination. He preached on the night of Good Friday to thousands of pilgrims in 1877 and then returned to his hometown in the late 19th century. Pope Leo XIII appointed him the Bishop of Crdoba on February 27, 1880. He received his consecration from the Cardinal Archbishop of Buenos Aires on December 12th, 1880, and took possession of his new position on January 17th, 1881. His remains are in the Crdoba Cathedral after he died in El Suncho. He was in La Rioja when he died, but he was not well and could not sleep.Catamarca Province has a department named after him. The house where he was born was declared a national historic monument. His incorrupt heart was stolen from the Franciscan convent in Catamarca on January 20, 2008, the second time it had been taken, and it was found the following November. The head of the convent said that the theft was carried out because the urn in which the heart was kept was left behind. At the time of the theft, witnesses reported a bearded man running from the convent. Gemain Jasani was a boy. He said he threw it in a trash can several blocks from the convent because he blamed religious fanaticism for the theft.The heart has never been found. The beatification process began after Bishop Fermn Emilio Lafitte inaugurated an informative process to assess the late friar's life on 18 July 1930 and concluded in a solemn Mass on 20 December 1945. Pope Paul VI became a Servant of God on 13 April 1978 after the formal introduction to the cause. Positio was submitted to the C.C.S. by the postulation. A board of historians was assigned to discuss the cause in 2004. The cause was approved by Theologians and the C.C.S. On 17 October 2006 after a thorough review.On December 16, 2006 Pope Benedict XVI confirmed that the late Franciscan had lived a model life of heroic virtue. Pope Francis approved his beatification in June 2020 and said that he was someone who showed "that faith has a transforming dynamic far superior to that of all political programs, which is the force of love". The celebration for the beatification was originally scheduled for 13 March, but was delayed due to the coronaviruses. Fra Giovangiuseppe Califano is the current postulator for this cause. Hagiography Circle Catholic Hierarchy 1824 births deaths 19th-century venerated Christians 19th-century Roman Catholic bishops in Argentina

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